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"We also bought it now." The old king said helplessly. Pharaoh is a procurement consultant for a jeweler in Hong Kong. He has been engaged in jewellery raw material appraisal and procurement negotiation for more than 30 years and is mainly responsible for jadeite. What he calls "group purchase" is not a group purchase of daily necessities but a top grade jadeite stone worth more than 10 million Hong Kong dollars or even 100 million Hong Kong dollars.
Mainland businessmen slammed since last year, the Mainland's tycoons have been spending billions of dollars in Myanmar, pushing Jadeite's raw material prices to the "peak." Even the Hong Kong bosses, who used to be dominant in the past, were stunned. Pharaoh said: “These Mainland businessmen seem to have become accustomed to 'frying' all the speculative things. Even the tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars worth of Emerald Stone, it seems to be generally easy to speculate with mung bean.†According to the Chinese Gem and Jade Association, Jade Although produced in Myanmar, the market is in China. Judging from the quantity, 90% of jadeite raw materials were bought by buyers in mainland China.
One person who participated in the Myanmar Jewelry Fair held in March this year described the auction scene: Thousands of people were bidding, asking for prices for thousands of times, and the total turnover was about 20 billion yuan. What they were scrambling for was a piece of "stone." “This is just a crazy stone.†The trade fair was a massive one with nearly 11,000 visitors. There were only 16 charter flights in mainland China from Guangzhou, Shantou and Kunming. There are also quite a few merchants from mainland China who travel around Thailand and Singapore. There are a total of 8,000 participants from China. The person said: "All the upscale hotel rooms in Yangon are full. There are Chinese people who participate in the public dish everywhere in the restaurant and taxi."
Lao Wang still vividly remembers a piece of “precious stone†that set a record price for the Myanmar Jewelry Special Trade Fair held at the end of last year. "That was an ice-colored violet jadeite, weighing 6kg. The shippers expected the transaction price to be 5 million euros, and the bid price was 580,000 euros. I did not expect this rough stone to be crushed by the buyer to nearly 20 million euros after fierce competition. An average of 33 million yuan per kilogram***!†Laowang revealed that the buyer was a coal mine owner from Guizhou and he was generous. However, he had not been involved in the field of jade and jewellery before and was “outsidersâ€. Lao Wang sighed that unlike companies that use jadeite stone as an industrial raw material, these mainlanders use jadeite as an investment product. After shooting the original stone, they do not use it for processing. Instead, they look for opportunities to speculate and seek opportunities to profiteering.
The industry alliance buys these "outsiders" to see the top jadeite stone "single swallowing". Some Hong Kong small and medium jewelers and trade associations can only spontaneously form alliances to "buy" jade, and several companies contribute hundreds of yuan. Tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars to tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars, together with the fancy jade stone photographed, and then cutting or co-investment.
People in the industry believe that due to the increasing demand in recent years, the jadeite mine in Myanmar has been over-exploited, and the original jadeite stone resources may be exhausted after 20 years. It is estimated that by 2020, the average annual sales of jadeite jade in China will exceed 100 billion yuan.
Wan Ruixiang, founder and chief appraisal expert of Wan Ruixiang Jade Club, said that since 2010, the reason why the Myanmar jade stone market is hot has been related to “too much money†on the one hand. On the other hand, Orientals, especially Chinese people, are also fond of jade. Key factor. In addition, the scarcity and preservation of jadeite are attractive to investors. Data show that the annual sales volume of jade stone auctions in Myanmar was approximately 300 million euros in 2006 and 573 million euros in 2008. In 2010, it quickly soared to around 2 billion euros.
“Because the previous price was very low, the sudden increase in the price of jadeite in 2010 was a surprise.†Wan Jun said that there have been many newcomers who have participated in the jadeite market in the past two years, and the most eye-catching are often newcomers. As China’s rich population continues to expand, it is believed that more and more people will intervene in the jade market in the future. “In the past year or two, I have often encountered some new buyers. I haven’t had any contact with jade before and I can’t tell even if it’s true or false. I’ve just heard that Jadeite’s appreciation has been rapid and she’s been holding a few million dollars. Say you want to buy jade, but I suggest that investors don’t invest too much money, but learn to do it first, because even the emerald cut from the same rough stone may not have the same value. â€
Pharaoh predicts that according to this trend, the total amount of jade stone auctions in Myanmar this year will record a record, and “crazy stones†will continue to be staged. The "buy" route of Hong Kong jewellery companies may become harder and harder.
Mainland businessmen slammed since last year, the Mainland's tycoons have been spending billions of dollars in Myanmar, pushing Jadeite's raw material prices to the "peak." Even the Hong Kong bosses, who used to be dominant in the past, were stunned. Pharaoh said: “These Mainland businessmen seem to have become accustomed to 'frying' all the speculative things. Even the tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars worth of Emerald Stone, it seems to be generally easy to speculate with mung bean.†According to the Chinese Gem and Jade Association, Jade Although produced in Myanmar, the market is in China. Judging from the quantity, 90% of jadeite raw materials were bought by buyers in mainland China.
One person who participated in the Myanmar Jewelry Fair held in March this year described the auction scene: Thousands of people were bidding, asking for prices for thousands of times, and the total turnover was about 20 billion yuan. What they were scrambling for was a piece of "stone." “This is just a crazy stone.†The trade fair was a massive one with nearly 11,000 visitors. There were only 16 charter flights in mainland China from Guangzhou, Shantou and Kunming. There are also quite a few merchants from mainland China who travel around Thailand and Singapore. There are a total of 8,000 participants from China. The person said: "All the upscale hotel rooms in Yangon are full. There are Chinese people who participate in the public dish everywhere in the restaurant and taxi."
Lao Wang still vividly remembers a piece of “precious stone†that set a record price for the Myanmar Jewelry Special Trade Fair held at the end of last year. "That was an ice-colored violet jadeite, weighing 6kg. The shippers expected the transaction price to be 5 million euros, and the bid price was 580,000 euros. I did not expect this rough stone to be crushed by the buyer to nearly 20 million euros after fierce competition. An average of 33 million yuan per kilogram***!†Laowang revealed that the buyer was a coal mine owner from Guizhou and he was generous. However, he had not been involved in the field of jade and jewellery before and was “outsidersâ€. Lao Wang sighed that unlike companies that use jadeite stone as an industrial raw material, these mainlanders use jadeite as an investment product. After shooting the original stone, they do not use it for processing. Instead, they look for opportunities to speculate and seek opportunities to profiteering.
The industry alliance buys these "outsiders" to see the top jadeite stone "single swallowing". Some Hong Kong small and medium jewelers and trade associations can only spontaneously form alliances to "buy" jade, and several companies contribute hundreds of yuan. Tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars to tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars, together with the fancy jade stone photographed, and then cutting or co-investment.
People in the industry believe that due to the increasing demand in recent years, the jadeite mine in Myanmar has been over-exploited, and the original jadeite stone resources may be exhausted after 20 years. It is estimated that by 2020, the average annual sales of jadeite jade in China will exceed 100 billion yuan.
Wan Ruixiang, founder and chief appraisal expert of Wan Ruixiang Jade Club, said that since 2010, the reason why the Myanmar jade stone market is hot has been related to “too much money†on the one hand. On the other hand, Orientals, especially Chinese people, are also fond of jade. Key factor. In addition, the scarcity and preservation of jadeite are attractive to investors. Data show that the annual sales volume of jade stone auctions in Myanmar was approximately 300 million euros in 2006 and 573 million euros in 2008. In 2010, it quickly soared to around 2 billion euros.
“Because the previous price was very low, the sudden increase in the price of jadeite in 2010 was a surprise.†Wan Jun said that there have been many newcomers who have participated in the jadeite market in the past two years, and the most eye-catching are often newcomers. As China’s rich population continues to expand, it is believed that more and more people will intervene in the jade market in the future. “In the past year or two, I have often encountered some new buyers. I haven’t had any contact with jade before and I can’t tell even if it’s true or false. I’ve just heard that Jadeite’s appreciation has been rapid and she’s been holding a few million dollars. Say you want to buy jade, but I suggest that investors don’t invest too much money, but learn to do it first, because even the emerald cut from the same rough stone may not have the same value. â€
Pharaoh predicts that according to this trend, the total amount of jade stone auctions in Myanmar this year will record a record, and “crazy stones†will continue to be staged. The "buy" route of Hong Kong jewellery companies may become harder and harder.
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